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why the Horns Shed Annually are Seldom
Found by Hunters.

From the knowledge BOX.
AT the last meeting of the Biological sociesS
DR.. G. A. White read q paper "On the Rapid Disap-
pcarance of the Shell Antlers of the Cervide' that
called out considerable discussion. every hun
ter,5 and naturalist" said Dr. White, 'is well
aware that although the cervicm shed their horns
annually, the number of shed horns, even in the
most imperfect condition of preservation, which
ever discovered, bear no comparison with the
number that must annually be dropped upon the
ground in the regions where those animals live
1t is also well known that the horns of these ami
mails killed before the time of she lding may be ex
posed to the weather for years without mater al
change. In some portions of the western part of
of our national domain deer and elk are, or have
been, so numerous that if their shed horns not
destroyed by some special agency, we ought in view
of their hard, bony character TO expect to find them
in immense numbers and in fairly good condi
ton. In q late conversation at La TO- Tex, with
Captain ]. II. Smith, Nineteenth Infantry, United
States'army, upon this subject he informed me that
be had discovered the agent Of destruction of shed
horns which his presence in the game country Of
the western territories at the time of shedding
bled him to do to his entire satisfaction. This
agent he says is the Larvae of small insect, which
attacks the horn as it falls, and destroys it
by burrowing into its substance He says that he
has often observed this, and hi g obtained numer
ous specimens at such times which were perfectly
"riddled" by the Larvae, until the horns ready
to fall to pieces almost by their own weight.
although have spent much time in regions
where the cervide were abundant, have never
been there at1the time Of the shedding Of their
horns. Icanno therefore, either affirm or deny
the observation of CT pain Smith, but can join in
the expressions ofsurprise which have often heard
that so few shed horns should be discovered even
where deer and elk are very abundant. The shed
horns seem to be equally at the high and low
elevations, and at high and low latitudes; that u.s.
within a wide range of climate and temperature If
Captain Smith is correct in his observations for the
region where he made them there must be more
than one species OF insect concerned in the destruc
ton of the horns of the cervdp because it is not to
be expected that any species could hnvc the fun
range of climate and wide geological distribution
which that family of mammals has"
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The Black Hole of Calcutta.

EDITORS CoysTTUnoS: What was tho
"Black Hole of Calcutta2 8. j. s.
The name given TO a small and close dungeon in
Fort Willlam Calcutta, the scene OF one Of the mot
tragic events in the history Of British India. Upon
the capture Of the city by surajah Dowah, ON Juia
20, 1853, the Brit garrison, consisting Of 1G men,
being made prisoners, were locked up at night I'M
this 10 IN, only IS feet square and poorly ycnat-
ed, it having been built only for the purpose OK
holding two or three prisoners at a time. In tho
morning, Of the i46 imprisoned, only % were found
alive In the Annual Reg scr for 1858, Is a nara
tive Of tho suHerngs Of those imprisoned, written
by Mr. Howell one of the number. The BLACK
Hole" is now used as warehouse.
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Hobson's Choice.

TDIToRs CONSTITUTION: Please give tho
origin Of the expression, "Hobson's Choice
Thomas Hobson was born In J544 he was torl
sixty wears a carrier between London and CAM
bridge England, conveying TO and nom the unts
yersity letters and packages, also passengers IN
addition to his express business he had livery
stable and let horses 10 the university students H9
made II rule that ali the horses should have, acs
cording 10 their ability proper division Of work
and rest. They were taken out In regular order, az
door No choice was allowed, and If any man req
fused 10 take the animal assigned him he might 20
without any. That none. Hence the iphraset
,,Hobson's choice"
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G., Havkinsyllle, Ca. What is the best plant for
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NusIanh.

- Sn Montpelier unb berf9ieoeneu
anberen Stdbten Sios6ranfrei9s ners
fpiirte man beftise grbfbBe.
- Gs nerIautet gertihtmeife, bob
apei britii9sinbti9e OfFsiere in Moss
tau aIsS pione berbaftet purben. 3abls
rei1e Sfii,eu BON 6effungsperten &c.
fanbr man IN ibrem Defib. als 3wed
hires Mufentbaltes gabeu he an, baB he
Ruiffh lerner MOLTEN.
= Ser ,DeutfGe Mei6s. Anseieer1
per6Fentli1t elm faiierli@es 0eeret.
burd ipeI1es bic Neutpabl gum Hei@s-
tase auf ben 81. Gebruar fefseiebt
mirb.
= Der idpaneii@e prins aomaifu.
tpel1er tir3li9 au4 bic Der. Staten
5ere,fte, bot am 8erIiner 9ofe cine
gldnaenbe Nufnabme gefunben. Qoi'
fer WiIbelm peranfaltete ibm 81 gbrerI
Elm @affmabl. /"
- Jus glbsrfeIb uirb semel6et. baB
bort Der beriibmte Miinheuer Opern.
Sdnger 8osel Bel Der aufibrung Der
Wagner'f6en Oper rHiensi", In mel'
der er bic Sitelrole fang. bar@ Dol6s
fti1e Iei9t D%eruunoet norben lit.
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MuerIet.

- Cine NbtbeiIung Der San Intonio
&ifes 1T na6 aufin geaangen. UNI an
Der EMANCIPATION bss @ouberneur Rob
8beil gu nebmeu.
: Der MOroproseB gsgen bic 2iIIp
@ibion wurbe gefiern bsgonnen, auf
antrag bes 8erthsibigers aber bis beute
peidoben. AuHaaenb 1T 1T es ieben.
faas, baB idon Dor benz proseB Wetten
barauf a~neebOten neroen, baB fi1 bic
Surp nidt einigt.
= Yin %. Sanuar feiern bic Ser,
MAINS S6bne ibr 26idbriges Stiftumgss
feft i'm Gahno. SIR erbalteue ginla.
bungsfatten beien Cont.
Sm GaiinD fanb gefiern 8eamtens
pabI itdtt. wslhe i~olgeuoes &sfultat
,raab: Soe. Wdlber, prdtoent; 3.
8rpos. 8,ee : prdiioent; Nler 3ubn.
sGrififhbrer; 81. 9obner. aaifirer /;
6. Gtibbig. gudtoIter; eb. Stepes
IT,. 8. Seeener, u. Srsib r., geifiBsr.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

3. M. 6ammonb bat in Der ge1tri,
gen Stabtrotbsperiammlung um gr>
IaubniB. pfoffen fir bic elettrif9e Bes
leuhtung bur1 perf1iebene Straben er.
ri9ieu su biirfen. Die NEuobHer Der
Sho 2arebo StrnBe erfu9ten um Mbdns
berung Der 6bbe ibrer Strabe. 6.
Rifhe beabf1tiet, elm S6ilb am Nlas
mo pIasa 5u errihten uno iu1t INN
grlaubniB mad. Ni9sls & Co., bean.
Ipru6en $50 S1abeneriab fiir elm
pferb. tpeI9es auf elmer Der ~eifernen
Briiden sertpunbet tpurbe. @. Wan=
orp perIangt $55 Shabenerfab fir bic
gntfernung zines 8ebduoes BON Der
@rense, bic ibm Der Snsenieur be3ei6s
net bate. Die petitlonen mur6en ben
gomites iiberseben.
Cine petitiou bon %. Sriebrid, cine
R6bre nod benz Seiper legeu au biirfen.
murbe bewiaigt.
u. Sled proieifirte gegen cine Gahrs
ffrabe, bic bur1 fein @igentbum am
5an Mntonio 6lufe geIegt tpurbe.
Die petttion CAB 8~elegenbeit au elmer
Idnaeru Debate, bic bamit enbigte.
baB Der Mnpalt uno Der goIntprihter
3uerff UNI ndbere Snformation eriu9t
uerben.
aIs Wablri1ter fir bic ndGffe ffdbti,
fhe Wabl tpurben ernannt:
1. Warb = Walter Scott unb 6.
@urguin;
2. Worb-p.S ieIb umb p.S. Marr :.
8. DarS-g. MeHger unb WiIiam
Seibert;
4. Warb-@. grbt unb VI. @. Minor;
5. Warb = g. @aperid uub Wm.
s. @arb-w. Song anb s. s. Sol,
ton;
q. Warb-9. Brian unb 6. @oiF;
s. Waro = u. SreiB unb s. q.
3irhner.
Der Snsenieur trus barauf on, BOB
perfdieoene SbeiIe Der SampfmaI3e i'm
Weribe BON 1886 rieu a~nsefauft pers
ben-Nngenommen. bab nur b~ieieuisen
SbeiIe ausrpdrts an3utaufen finb, bic
bier nidt btrgeftelt werben t6nuen.
Der Sneenieur beridtete fsrner. oaB
Morriion bfentIihes gigentbum an Der
Romana. unb S~alasffraBe eingefen3t
babe. Ser Wopor rpurbe beauftragt,
Die StraBen freimafen gu lafeu.
Sur be eiierne Miiblenbriide purbe
elm reuer 6ubboben angeorbnet.
Gallagher empfabl ben Anfouf bon
8dnfeu bon Der ct. Sobaunes 9irdeu
gemeinoe fur bic parfs. Oie Goroe.
rung betrdst $48-Ansenbmmen.
Auf 4ntrag BON 8elfnap muroeH bic
ban Quadialbern gewdbrten 2ieenien
aufgebObeu.
Oegeuer b%eantraste, baB Der Stras
bens@ommiffioner bic 3raptsfraBe auf-
file, uno 8ersifrom, bob bic @oseoms
pagnie 4 StraBenlampen an prefa.
Strobe erridte. Aneenommeu unb
Johann 8ertagung.
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- gs giebt mebr gatarrb in bieier
5ettion bes 2anbss, 'als ale iibrigen
2ranfbeiten 3uiammen genommen, unb
biz in bic leBteu Sabre binein tpurbe
oerIelbe fur unbeiIbdr gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sabre bielten bic Ierate Cos
tarrb fur cine Iotale 3rantbeit unb iu9s
ten fe nit lotalen Mitteln gu beilen, ba
biefe aber nidt ani4laaerl MOLTEN, ers
tldrteter ie sulebt ben @atarrb fir uu=
beiIbar. Die WiHenfdaft bdlt ibn fir
cine conftitutionele 2rantbeit, beren
6eiIung eonititutioueQe Wittel erfors
bert. 6alps gatarrb Cure,
fabri3irt bon s.. 5. Gbenep&@ o.,
3olebo, Ohio, 1T oas ein3ige conftitus
tionele MitteI, bas fi6 eegenmdrtig I'M
Marfte beinbet. Sc miro innerlid ans
gemauot in Dozen bon 10 Sropfen in
einem 8beel6tfel. SO wirft bireft out
bas 8lut unD bic Mueus Oberfd9e
bes Spfems. Die Sabrifanten bieteu
800 fur ieoen 6aa, in Dem bas Mittel
bic 0eiiung perfagt. Wan fenoe mad
@irealaren unb3eugnifen unb abbreiire
s. s. @benep & o.,
Soleoo, Obio.
sdTBei allen 9potbefern fiir rs Gents
gu baben.
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Oeffentlidbe Nptis!

Der llnterseidnete erlaubt fi6 benz
publifum mit3utbeilen, baB er tueber
feline &e6tspraris aufgesebeH bat, mod
bies su tbun beabiid:igt. 3ranfbeit
perbinbert Jpn augenblidli9, feinen
8ef6dften perf6nlihe aufmlerfiamfeit
gu wibmen, bod bOfft er binnen2ursem
oieielbeu tpieoer aufnebmen su fonnen.
Ndtungspoa: u. 9ittmar.
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aein a~npden.Metaen rnehr.

gSiparS ebepbero in harrisburg, sa., fast /:
ga Der Gebraua bes electric Bitter 10 tuobIs
tbdtise GoIsen fur mid bate, baltic id mid fur
bsrpHidtet, bies Der IsiDenDen Renidbeit nit.
sutbeiIen SD batte aGt Sabre lang elm bofes
Bein unb meme gsrste ~bebaupteten. bab emit.
psber Ner anodsn seidabt ODER oas 8ein OBJ.
genommen psrben miiue. Statt befeu sebrand.
te i'd brei GIaiden electric Sitter uno Z Sda&.
teIn Budlens arniea. Salbe unb mein 8ein tf
iest sefunb.
electric gitters pirb ftcts ben GrfoIs BADEN,
Der fur baielbe bsnuiprudt piro. Rur so
Gents bic SIafde bel q. Dreib.
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G. II r 9.

Bum grIernem oes 8 @neibens
un6 WaaBnebmens bon Dos
taenfIeibern nod benz einfa@fen,
fi9erffen unb idnelffen Spffem. nit
muir 3 Naaben. Ser GURUS beginnt
Montag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 llnterri6tsfunbeH. Seoius
guuseu mdBig.
anmelbunaeu tperben e~ntgesenses
ncmmen in go. 214, Ste Str, Smifden
Apenre 6 nnb o.
@~66safals empfe5le i9 mid gum ans
fertigen bon D amenfleibern
nod ben reueffen fran3bfiden Moben.
tum1W Mrs. Kramer.
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California Weise.

6err 8. 8 Meper, Wbolefale 6
RetaiIbdnbler in Weinen, alamo Plasa,
III Dor 2ur3em BON feiner pierten @es
i9dftsreiie nod galifornien .5uriidges
tebrt. Ct Tam iebt feline 3unben unb
6amilien nit ben befen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen urb reinem. Sraus
bens8 rarbn perieben. Reiuen @aIifor'
nia glaret n~ertauft ct bic @a(Ione-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdIf9te Weiue
inb fets BEL ibm ~borrdtbig.
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@etudfferunas . Qlnseiae.

Sen 0onfumenten bon Sit6pafer
wirb bierbur6 betannt gemadt, oaB
has WaRer In Der Mlamos. Nabre' uno
San pebro Oit1 an 70. Sanuar ges
ihloFen pirb, unb IN Der Upper 2abors
unb Mla3an Oit@ am 20. Sauuar 1887,
um bic Oithes au reinigeu.
s. o. 9untreB, Burton Wiftius,
SIN Oith gommifioner.
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= Seinen NIerpelts . Ruf perbantt
Mper's 6air 8isor feiner 2~raftipirtung
auf bas 3aar unb ben 6aarbobeu. Die
ies unbersleidli9e prdparat gibt benz
grauen unb farblOien Saar feline nattirs
lide Sarbe mieoer uno pe,leibt ibm ben
@lanj unb bic 6riide. bic BON Sober.
mann 70 febnlihft geruhnf1t uerben.
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MAtuna!

q. 8. ssns g. Co.. SO. 266 CONS
meree ; StraBe, pertaufen bic feiniten
Serrn. uub 9amen : Nobetpaarer, fos
tuie S1ube uno 2leiber az erftaunli9
biaisen preifen. lin gefduisen Beiu9
tuiro gebeten. 81, 9,tum6W
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= 2aBt gub ni6t tdui9en 6ur9
niebere preife fur @rbeit. welde better
aIs irsenb cine In 9eras geliefert iuirb,
ionberr berFist gu9 nod @alIas
b pc pbotograpbii@em Ntelier. mo
Sud CUTE unb sufriebenffelleube Arbeit
3u i1ur reelIem preife garantirt wirb.
Alb, gaf 6puifon Strase.
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ba es bic beften 3udtpldbe in Der Union
BETTE uno am Ieidtefen @ieb- Dhre
r~nfoten gu sieben perm0ge. Snoeten
ideinen bisie 8oriielunsen nift olel
aetpirft si baben, benn oas 9etrigeras
tor unternebmen Idbt auf iid tparten.
Die 9ler,te BON Gentralteras bielten
cine Contention in Waco ab, bod ging
es babel febr iaumielig gu. Man
muBte einen Sag lang parten unb oil
am sueiten erft Is Nerste suiammen gee
fommen tpare,t, polSog man bic Srgani:
lotion Der @efsai9aft. fonft wdren am
Cube bic anweienben @er3te tpieber
ueri1munben unb bic Contention bdtte
gar nidt f%fattfinben f6nnen.
Sn Der Na9t BON Sonntag auf
Montag fprang elm Norber auf, Der
UNI 70 iiberrai9enber mar, neil Der
Sonntag i'm 8lan3e zines Griblingss
tages erfdien. Der Noroer mar uu'
ssm6bnli9 fort, absr ni&t talt unb
fur &egeu 5inb leiber ni1t bic geringffen
Mnoeutungen porbanbeH.
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Rn6lens Nrusea.Galbe.

Die befe Gable Der neIt fur S4nitts
Austi6unssn, Gef&pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdIas, Gledte, sefprunsene Sdnbe, 6uof.
beuIen unb ale Sautfraufbeiten /; furirt ga
mSrrboiben ober feline Be3abluns. 86aise
efatisfeation earantirt ober oas 0eIh w,rb
ariderfattst. 25 Gents bic Sdadtd bel u
Grei6
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Saltet Gure 2ampen in Crcnuna uns
breuueno.

Die alamo OeIeompaenie Iiefsrt bas
Del. I'm ORDERS mirb gebeten uno
oas Del tuirb prompt abgeliefert. 81.
flee 237 OF 8 0oufoafrobe. Sele'
pboa 361. e,11,tBN
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@abls Mnstt8en.
6lr Wanor.

Sir Wanor.
SD fiinbiet mid Lissbur6 als ganbibat fur
bas Maporsamt bel Der i'm Gebruor ab3ubaI.
tenben @abI an. SD bese bas gertraueh, bae
ID pdhrrno Der Isttsn aebn Sabre nit ben @e.
i46ftsintereHsn unb Dem materieIlen @aHs.
ttum Der Stabt ssn;ssub befaunt seporben
bin, UNI Elm lrtbeil In Iofalen auselesenbeiten
~ beitsn. Dos tieffte Sntsrefe fur unisre fInf.
tise Trosperitdt beraulabt mid, cine iorsfdltiae,
aber fortidrittIiat Tol,tit in munieipalsn I'm.
selessnbeiten 90 befurporten unb auf cine &C.
redte, parteiIoie unb unternsbmsnbe Stabtber.
i~paltuns su brinaen. Benn ;u bisism sbrsn-
oolsn amte erpdblt, perbe id Die WabI ale elm
mir srnieienes geriraueu betradten uub Der.
iprs9e. meme Yai&ten setrsu 81 erfuaen.
gbmin 8. SerrelI.
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Nar f6btif&er @oIIeftOr.

Der llntsr,eihnsie .mpfshIt f6 ben Bdrssrn
a~d,tunaspol ale aanhinat aur Bieoerermoh.
lung far has Emit bss gitl .gelettors bel Der
an "a. Bsbruar 1887 ~RattinOsnSsn BabI.
8. g. 6austjsa.
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y.
2eai&Iathf.

= Der Senat nabm bic Bei9IlHe
betrefs ber EMANCIPATION bes @ouoer.
1eurs RoB on. Ser ueue @ouperneur
iol bur6 Burger unb SoIbaten bonn
Drisfil 5oteI nod benz Staatsbauie
begIeitet tperben.
: SIM Saufe liefen berf9iebene pe.
titiouer elm. tpeI6e benz 0erfauf BON
mebr aIs GAO 4dern 2anb opponirteu.
= Cine Bin lief ein. tpelde es ben
gifenbabuen berbietet, bic Wamei ents
laHener Nrbeiter anberen Babnen be-
fannt su MAIDEN. Cine aubere Bill bets
bietet oas AufbaIten ber g~ifenbabn.
siige uHb ma6t es su einem 8erbre6en.
= Booth braug auf bic grnennung
elmer aus 4 perionen beifebenben Cons
milton, tpel1e ii5ereinfimmenbe
S9ulbiGer ~austpdblen fol-. als Ges
bolt Der @ommiffion febt er $4,000 feff.
= 8apIor mill Som Green @ountp
In 6 fteue Counties tbeiIen.
= Ri6arbfon mill einen StaatsgeoIo'
aen nit 3pei Mffffenten ernennea. Gr'
fterer fol- $4,000 unb 9ebtere ie $4,000
Gebalt be3ieben.
= Safe braGte ben 8ef9IuB elm,
oaB elm @omite bic bon Sro6enbeii
beimseiudten Diftritte bereif.
= Gin Steparb bonn Oampfer Gair.
field. Der in @aIpeton lag, beiertirte
unb fdIi9 ii6 auf eiuen Gra@isug Der
Sonta Sc 8abn. Vim nddffen Mors
gen fano man feline 2ei9e auf benz Ge'
leiie liegen.
= Die paiti if bur6 81 pafo ge'
fommell unb mad Sos 4ugeIos~ gefabren
= 8. 6enning. Der i'm Npril lebten
Sahres bel Sort Wortb einen Yolislfen
eridoB. lit bas StelIen bon garef9afl
bertpeigert tuorben.
= %. 3. Bid, elm 2aufmann in
&i9mpnb, 1T tuabnsinnig geuorben.
: 8ouuernenr ROB TT in Iuitin an.
gefommen.
- Sn ben Counties grosbp III ales
8ras burG grdiriefeuer serft6rt NOR
ben. Cine Wenge paffures fnb ser'
ni6tet. Sas 5euer enttanb Sur@ bic
Ga~brldiTsfeit BON Sdgera.
: @Ie Saloons mihen iebt in Waeo
ON Sonniag gei9loKen feiu.
= 8udsfin Soc, Der Nnfibrer Der
Oklahoma Boomers befinoet fi6 In
WarienfeIb. Ct bat ben plan, feline
@olouie i'm Snoianers Serritorium an.
suliebeIn, aufsugeben unb fuht iebt
In Seras nod einen plab fiir bieieIbe.
- Gloreuee Barter in 8alDefon
fam NIT ibrem 2Ieibe benz Geuer zines
Ofeus su nabe unb 1T in fir@ierli@er
Weife perbrannt uorben.
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Der Undergraduate ;.ist f3 bisrmit BEN
pubIifum ais sin uuabbdnsiser Ganoioat fur
bas slmt bes Strabenfcmmihdrs IN Der i'm
nddGen Gebruar fattfnoenoen fabtif@sn
@ahl IN. adtunesbou:
9. 3. Guirt.
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4aS Bu@eublatt.

wir fenbet DON ieS: "b bas pWo6ens
Blot" fir ben Yreis BON $500 aut
elm :Sabr pprtofrei mad 0eutihIaao.
Der 9erausgeber.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur bas Wo'
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-18

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-06

upon the license bill, made Q number
Of changes. prominent among which
was the reduction Of billiard table
license from $40 to IS; taking the add.
ional tax of for extra vehicles In livery
stables. The liquor license, with the
exception OF a few slight changes, re-
main about the same. Variety shows
are licensed at $50 per month, and
gambling game. that were prohibited
last winter are now licensed, the pro-
moter OF the last two items claiming
that they would Introduce bills RI.
pealing the laws prohibiting them
being carried on. Licenses on banks
was fixed at $50 per annum In places
Of 5000 or over, and at s25 at places Of
q less population. Licenses on tele.
graph companies. $40 per instrument
for each instrument in use. The bill
gives twenty-five per cent. Of licenses
to the territory instead of fifteen per
cent. as heretofore. A bill has been
introduced to repeal the variety the.
atre laws and the gambling law. The
Cascade county bill is in the hands Of
q special committe consisting Of Cho-
teau, Lewis and Clarke and Meagher
county members. The bounty repeal
caused great agitation in the Saturday
afternoon session.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-06
Free Trade.

The reduction Of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt
has largely benefited the consumers,
ss well as relieving the burden Of
home manufacturer. Especially Ia
this the case with Green's August
Flower and Boschee's German Syrup,
az the reduction OF t~hirty-six cents per
dozen, has been added to increase The
size of the bottles containing these
remedies, thereby giving one-6fth
more medicine In the 70 cent size. The
August Flower for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, and the German
syrup for Cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps, the largest sale OF any
medicines In the world. The advn.
tage OF increased size OF the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick
aud afflicted, In every town and vii
lage In civilized countries. sample
bottles for locents remain the same size.
Clean rags wanted at this ofice. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-06

Tom C~arroll's big black Newfound.
land dog has at last paid the penalty.
II was noted for its crossness and had
been q terror to pedestrians for some
months Yesterday the dog without
provocation jumped upon the young
son Of Z. H. Judkins, who is employ
cd 10 the telegraph office, and lacerat-
ed his arm, laying the muscles bare.
Messrs. Hood aud Davis, deputy sher-
ifs, hunted up the dog end killed
him. The boys hurt 10 severe aud
painful.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-06
A Change Of Station,

Lieut.. Col. NJ. L. Cochran, Of Fifth
Infantry, lett Fort Keogh last night
accompanied by his familylfor his new
station at Fort Tottep. Oak. 1t is now
q little more than four years since
Col. Cochran came to Fort Keogh,
during u portion Of which time he has
been in command of the post. 1t is
not too much to say that the present
beautiful appearance of the parade
grounds at the Fort IL due to Col.
Cochran's efforts; Immediately after
his arrival here he gave his attention
to the setting out of shade trees and
the increase and Improvement of the
water supply, and his marvellous uc-
cess In arboriculture the first year,
stimulated Others to give it attention,
and to-day the Fort bears evidence of
what can be done 10 this line In a dry
country. Col. Cochrsn's ideas in this
regard have also been largely adopted
by the citizens Of Miles, and many q
lawn In town is now ornamented with
sturdy cotton woods, that owe their
thriving existence to the Colonel's ex-
periments at Fort Keogh.
Col. Cochran will be In command at
Fort Totten, the present garrison of
which consists Of two companies of
the Fifth, but II is expected to be
augmented by two or more companies
Of the Eighth cavalry in TIE spring.
During his termof duty atFort Ksogh
Col. Cochran has been quite q citizen
Of our town, his children attending
our public school and himself and
family almost daily visitors to our
mercantile establishments. He will
be missed In many ways and We ex-
press q public sentiment only when
we wish him bon voyage and q pleas
ant station at Fort Totten.